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Create a domain alias
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This article will guide you through creating a domain alias in cPanel
Go get started, login to your cPanel account. If you've forgotten your cPanel credentials, they were included in the original Welcome to Serversaurus or IMPORTANT: Hosting Documentation email which you should find in your inbox, otherwise follow these instructions on how to update your cPanel password.
- Navigate to the Domains function, use the search bar to assist with this
- Select Create A New Domain
- Enter the domain you want to redirect to your primary domain and select Submit.
Your domain alias will now be active. You can test the alias by visiting the domain in your browser, the alias domain should now redirect to your primary website.
Last updated November 30, 2023